Eugene register-guard., July 13, 1955, Image 23

Turncoats May Be Able
To Challenge Army Acts
WASHtVGfON A Commu-ee'her
, nlst deciflon to send home three
American turncoats Viho first
Chose to stay in China Cttula stir
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Up new dltjlCUlties for the U. S.t only fror a Conviction and
Army and the. Jormer soldiers
in e selves.
Th three Who Changed their i
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minus aoui remaining wnn me
.ComnfuniS Who Captured them
in Knre sailed from Hong Kongiqift1jfjed ljwyers to rfbfend him.
monnay saving mey are ready,
to face the consequences of any
: wrongdoings while .prisoners of
: war. f
What they did not say, and may
nnt realize, is that they have
possible legal grounds for chal
; lenging the Aj-my's right to give
them dishonorabje discKarges
; when they and 18 of their com
, rades refused to come home with
Church Services
Held at" Drive-in
. ELMSFORD, N. Y. UV- To
; make worship "more convenient
I and comfortable," St. Mark's
. Evangelical Lutheran Church is
holding services in a drive-in
.. theatre.
Ushers at the ticket gate give
out programs, and prayers and
sermons are heard over the the
atre's amplifiers. Parishioners,
are urged to dress intormally.
The Rev. Ralph Warren Storm
said he plans to hold outside'serv
ices each Sunday during the sum
mer. More than 200 persons at
tended the first service, twice the
previous indoor average.
To Visit Middle East
WASHINGTON Wl Special
Ambassador Eric Johnston ex
pected to leave by plane July 28
for his fifth visit to the Middle
AEast to enlist Arab and Israeli
support for American plans to
develop water resources in the
region.
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American risifftes after
th arntitice in Korea.
The military code states'that
, rfifhnnnrahle riisr-hare pan re.
spntPncp bv a enpral rotirt-mar lwuia owrrui, n ""l;"vv' F""0 six ionms ierrv wavne wit
W Dyagenera COUnm ri enl Involved), $25; Frank Edward 1UnW( junction City, $200, license auv
cti thar 9 fnll.lr.euc mili....t-i
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trial cannot be held .wit hoait tbe! "ue"' h'j;ri 'ah'or It' wilv 7im biv ni Basic le"iolatlon-KlntleX Eldon
!presence Of the defendant MdS loan iutS'l- WAtLtS EUUon, address Mti ZlH- ft, , J 'ihH
Th ,rmv HM ,hat ,,.
sirable" discharges were the
worst that could be given to the"
21 men who originally chose to
stay with th Reds. Such dis.
charges, which rate below honor
able and general discharges but
above bad conduct and dishonor
able discharges, can be ordered
by administrative action.
But Secrejary of defense Wil
son bluntly told the Army it was
all tied up in its own red tape.
He ordered that the men be
given dishonorable dischages,
saying the secretary of the Army
had sufficient general powers to
dispose of the cases that way.
The three Americans were giv
en a short briefing about their
status when they reached Hong
Kong They will be fully in
formed of their rights when they
get back to this country, espe
cially if either civil or military
action is started against them.
They could demand a test of the
legality of their dishonorable dis
charges.
There is also the undecided
question of whether a man who
has been formally and officially
discharged from service can be
returned to military jurisdiction i $10; Jerry A. Hubbard, 3950 Dlllard
to answer charges lodged gi-
him for alleged acts while in unuUth $5: Georgia A. smith 277ti"j
form. . Coburg Rd.. $5; Eibert William Dlde-
The Army has given no hintjj "ffluJi'r?lH.n W
as to what if any action it plans Failure to heed red light and siren
in the cases of the three now on
their way home: William A. Cow-
art, of Dalton, Ga.: Otho G. Bell,
of Hillsboro, Miss.; and Lewis W
Griggs, of Jacksonville, Tex.
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EUGENE MUNICIPAL COURT
, Jul; 1. 1955
Basic rule violation James Ader
ton Purcell, 990 Hllyard St., $10.;
Thomas Eugene Burnham, 2512 W.
18lh Ave., $10; Evelyn Beulah North,
25 Dartmoor Dr., 115.
improper driving Norman Edward
HarrU. Ulfl MeKlnlev Ct.. $15.
Improper turn vVtyiern Ralph Han-j;fli
son. 1355 Walnut St., $5; William
ameii rtrnan , tiuwuui s ,
allure to yield right of way Paul
nrunlcVnn the street John Francis
cf 1.1:
731 Willamette SI., ID oay suspended;
Floyd Wlckman, address-not given. 10
days suspended; Gladys V Alexander,:
731. Willamette St.. 10 days, last 8
days suspended.
July 8, 1955,
Basic rule vloiation7.oe T.lttleffelrt.
Taylor, 1676 Hllyard' St $10; Sewell
w esiev attiaer jr., 1303 rnciiuij
I0; fierald Davis Wilson. 1019'4 28th
St.. Springfield, S!0; Bill Admire,
875'4 Oakway Dr., $11; 'Calvin Hale
Stroh, 540 E. 16th Ave., 510; Robert
James Gleason, 305'E. 34th Ave., J10;
Alice L. Vostsberger, 3421 Kranklln
Blvd., S35; CMvde Robert Beat, 55
Delay Dr., S10; William King Havl
land, 2274 Roosevelt Blvd., 15; Char
lotte Horen Carter. 2255 Washington
St., 10; Richard V. Wright, 1025 E.
22nd Ave., $10; Gordon Theodore Ol
sen, 144 W. 19th Ave., 15; Arthur
Woodrow Corliss, 1687 Acorn Park,
SI5; Allen 'Bruce Brown, 1014 W. 17th
Ave.. S10; Donald Wayne llaag, Salem,
$15; William Gofle, 2450 Charnelton
St tin- Petlrn Amelco Petrarca, Mid-
vale, $20; Sidney Albert Mllllgan.
2705 Capitol -Dr., $5; Leo Mitchell
Keppers, 680 Norkenzle Rd., $10;
James Edward Welletle, Venela, $15;
Dclmer Dean Sumpter, Coos Bay, $!5;
James Ernest Gale, Rt. 2, Creswell,
$10; Edgar John Nolan, 2622 Edison
St., $10; Timothv Barr Truesdell, Rt.
3, Eugene, (and failure to yield
right of way, accident involved!, S25. 1
Failure to vield- right of way
t ..no n-en Huehs. 1521 N. Pacific
Highway, (Accident involved), $25
fine suspended; John E. Nelson, 1050
Ferry St., $5; Theodore L. Riley, Elk
ton, $5 Charles F. Wright. 28 W. 22nd
Ave., $5; David r. Aoeyia, aveniu.,
Colo., $5; Gerald Lee Feldkamp, Rose
burg, $5f Clarence L. lngell, 108 Han-
Z ' . U...I U Cose. 1047 W.
lltth Ave (and nO driver's llcensl'l.
Margery . .w0"""1?."
$10.
Improper driving Frank B. -Rut-
ledge, 921 Water St., Springfield, $i;
Gary Duane Van Orden, 875Vfc E. 13th
Ave $15: David Phillip Brown, 375
I-..!. rh sis
Improper passing William Alfred
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Huffman, Chettiitre, $15; Suchw1ste
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Reckless' drivlng-ffouglas rt!:r
McLean, Coburg, $75; Robert Allen I
James.Rt. 2, Eugeilf, 5; John
len Lee, Rt. 4, Eugene, 75. I
unvmg wntie under influence o;
Ave., (and failure loVve name
; anC address at scene of an accl-
liquor
Ross Klslon Cregg, 4B8 K.
faemj, ju, to aays suspended on
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Drunk - Bill Umphervllle, 162'rav-i Mrrls' Und Py.leny, 50),
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dress not iclven. 20 davs at hard la
bor; Gerala B. Cronnln, 140 'Coburg
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land St., $25? Charles Herbert Pablo,
address not .given. 10 days at hard
labor; John Vernon Cook, Cfi7 wil-
lamette St., $25; Wesley Joseph Byrd,j$1(1; Gerald A.' Fasteen, Hlnes, Ore.,
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labor; James Ocella Shearer. 10 davs
at hard labor; Wilfred Erik Simon
son. 659 Pearl St., $25; Milton R.
Adams, address not given, 20 days at
hard labor.
July 8, 1955
Basic rule violation John F.
Buchannan, Rt. 1., Sutherlin, $10;
John Hlnes, 1659 E. 23rd Ave.. $15;
Victor B. Stiles. Bremerton, Wash.,
$15; William John Hlggins, 1A5 Iowa
St., $15; Russell Dewey Burchell Jr.,
174 Erma Ct., $15; Lloyd Phillips.
691 W. 7th Ave., $5; Walter Scott
Lenhard, 304 Adams St., $10; Georse
Virgil Hedspeth. 1193 Van Buren St.,
$10; William John H'ggins, 185 Iowa
St.. $20: Roberta Belle Purscelley, 4145
Avalon Ave., $25; Chris L. Alstad,
685 W. 39th Ave., $10; John Hlnes,
1659 E. 23rd Ave.. $15.
Failure to yield right of way
Flovd .C. Woodruff, Salem, (accidpnt
Involved), $25; Frances Louise Sparks,
676 Polk St., (accident Involved), $15:
Calvin William Crawford, 440 E. 33rd
Ave.. $15. 1
Improper driving Charles William
Pond. 872 N. 26th St., Springfield,
$25; Robert Roy Olmstead, Coburg,
$15.
Improper turn William Robert
O 1 Lilllj $8 to $17.50 per set
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